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Working with Apple is horrific, I have a small Saas company publishing fitness apps. They don't give a f**. They treat you like a peasant, while constantly mak
by wouldbecouldbe 3y ago
Working with Apple is horrific, I have a small Saas company publishing fitness apps.
They don't give a f**. They treat you like a peasant, while constantly making review mistakes (like asking questions explained all caps in the review notes), unexplained white screens, bugs & unreachable appstore connects.
I often had an app rejected because IAPurchase takes too long because of Apple's server being too slow. Then they take days to respond just because they claim it's your mistake. On second try it works and they find something else to complain.
Honestly bad karma. It will come back at some point. But it will take a while, the App Store is not build on quality & care, but on pure power.
- candiddevmike 3y agoThere's nothing worse than arguing with a review tester that "this was fine before, why is it a problem now".
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- js2 3y agoIf it makes you feel any better, I work for a not small company and Apple and Google both treat our app submissions the same way. We have rejections so often we have a Slack channel dedicated to it, an internal FAQ, and automated checks we run before submitting. The "What's New" notes are a favorite for reviewers to nitpick. We recently had an app rejected because the "What's New" section included the phase "and other improvements." Nevermind that we'd been using that phrase for months.
- wouldbecouldbe 3y agoOff late my biggest apps actually getting through easily. They have a whitelist system it seems. But also a blacklist, one mistake seems to pile up issues